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durdencommatyler wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
What about a band like Stabbing Westward? I don't think they fit but I feel like I've heard them described that way.
diet industrial
What are some full industrial bands?
NIN Pigface Ministry KMFDM Rammstein Throbbing Gristle
Ah. Interesting. What does Stabbing Westward have in common with those bands that it doesn't have with Nu-Metal bands? I feel like they're removed from this list by at least two degrees.
Industrial is more up tempo with a lot of electronics thrown in. And its more theatrical. And has 100% more flame throwers.
What about a band like Stabbing Westward? I don't think they fit but I feel like I've heard them described that way.
diet industrial
What are some full industrial bands?
NIN Pigface Ministry KMFDM Rammstein Throbbing Gristle
Ah. Interesting. What does Stabbing Westward have in common with those bands that it doesn't have with Nu-Metal bands? I feel like they're removed from this list by at least two degrees.
Industrial is more up tempo with a lot of electronics thrown in. And its more theatrical. And has 100% more flame throwers.
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:35 pm Posts: 32280 Location: Buenos Aires
Kaius wrote:
It’s basically just metal with elements of hip-hop and melodic hooks/choruses.
Basically yes, but there are also certain musical elements that I recognize as very characteristically nu-metal. Certain guitar tones, certain riff progressions, that stupid rattly bass sound that was everywhere for a while thanks to KoRn, lyrics that tend to look inward (big reason why I don't really perceive bands like SOAD and RATM as nu-metal, though I'm not super familiar with either)
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Those are all great observations, but maybe more aptly thought of as well-worn features within the genre but not necessarily requirements of an easily recognizable nu-metal song. Inward lyrics is hilariously accurate, especially for the more popular songs, but I think there is plenty of cultural commentary on the DEEP KUTZ of these bands.
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